This study is historical and pragmatic in its approach and examines
the first advertisements in German postwar magazines prior to the
currency reform in 1948. One central interest of the study is
advertising as part of the cultural history of everyday life
reflecting the specific living (and survival) conditions and the
intellectual climate of the period. Others are the conditions
determining what advertising looked like and the intentions of the
advertising experts. What kind of advertising was appropriate to a
period of upheaval and general (language) crisis? The author
indicates the traditions drawn upon and the emergence of new
patterns adumbrating 'modern' contemporary advertising strategies.
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